G.O.P. Urges Democratic Help to Slash Spending
The GOP presses Democrats to trim the $42 billion presidential budget by at least four billion dollars in expected 1951 revenues. They insist no tax increases and aim to balance the budget for the next year, hoping Democrats join in cuts to satisfy debt and spending concerns.
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Rayburn
Texas
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Halleck
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New York
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Taft
Ohio
Conflict admitted on Formosa policy as Jessup downplays rift
Dr. Philip C. Jessup acknowledged differences of opinion on Formosa between State and Defense, but denied a major interdepartmental conflict. He stated the U.S. remains committed to aiding non Communist governments and to open trade with China while avoiding abandonment of Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist government.
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Defense Departments
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State Department
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Finland Faces Confidence Vote Over Wage Rise Pact
Finland's Social Democratic government approved a 7.5 percent general wage increase to avert a crisis. Trade unions demanded 10 percent and the employers rejected that, setting the stage for a parliamentary confidence vote against Premier Fagerholm's cabinet.
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Helsinki
Finland
Trade Union Federation
Karl-August Fagerholm
Urhuo Kekkonen
Social Democrats
Fagerholm
Pakistan Recognizes Red China Regime
Pakistan, a British Commonwealth dominion, extended full recognition to the Chinese Communist government, becoming the third non Iron Curtain nation to recognize the regime. India had already recognized the Chinese Reds.
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Karachi
Pakistan
China
India
End of five day manhunt ends as four convicts captured
In Arkansas, four convicts who escaped Saturday and killed a guard were captured in North Little Rock after a five day chase. Two were wounded and in University Hospital as Os Eaton 25 Stilwell OK, Rheuark 22 Sapulpa OK and Williams 29 Sheridan AR were taken. Williams had prior armed robbery, others faced kidnapping and robbery charges.
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Little Rock
James Perry Willams
Jack Rheuark
Posseman
Williams
Tucker
Ed Blackard
H. R. Paterson
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North Little Rock
Sapulpa
Okla
Lee Henstlee
Rheuark
James Perry Williams
Sheridan
Henslee
University Hospital
David Dyer
Oklahoma City
Odus Eaton
Stilwell
Dyer
President Eyes Public Power Plan
President Truman announced a national plan to provide public power where feasible. He supports the St Lawrence seaway and power project integrated with nationwide benefits, and urges coordinated development of upper Mississippi Ohio Missouri Valley and other river basins for navigation and power. He backs Central Valley Savannah Tennessee Valley and Southwest projects as part of a broader public power effort.
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Truman
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Emphine
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Missouri Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Central Valley
California
Tennessee Valley
Savannah River
Southwest
Caltech Fire Damages $10,000 in Equipment
A maintenance building on the Caltech campus in Pasadena was swept by fire yesterday causing about $10,000 in electrical equipment damage. The blaze drew a quick response from local fire units.
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Caltech
Pasadena
California Institute of Technology
Britain May Give A-bomb Monopoly to U S Says Report
Informed sources say Britain may grant the United States sole rights to produce atomic bombs if the U S stores some A bombs in Britain. The plan would have Britain focus on experiments and power uses while the U S guarantees emergency supplies from Britain under its supervision. The proposal surfaced during the third round of U S Britain Canadian talks. officials deny comment amid leaking accusations.
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U. S
Ashington
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S. Defense Department
France approves free collective bargaining bill in Assembly
Paris January 5 The National Assembly backed a bill to restore free core bargaining in France for the first time since prewar days. The measure passed 331 to 185 with the Communists the only major opponents after a two day debate.
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Paris
National Assembly
France
Russian A-bombs Near War Needs Claim Scientists
The Atomic Scientists' Association of Britain warned that Russia could have enough atomic bombs within a year or two to wage war. They argued both sides would use such weapons in a conflict, risking civilization, and urged adherence to international law to prevent war.
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London
Atomic Scientists’ Association of Britain
Russia
Europe
Biem
Association
U. S
Farmer Who Fought Posse Found Insane
Sutton West Virginia January 5. A verdict of insanity is returned in the case of Otha Carder a 40 year old farmer captured by police after a gun battle in which his mother was killed The state mental hygiene commission ordered Carder placed in a mental hospital The complaint came from Mr and Mrs Guy Carder brother and sister in law of the accused man who sought a sanity hearing
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W. Va
Otha Carder
Bby
State Mental Hygiene Commission
Canter
Guy Carder
Beach Weather and Tide Report From Coast Survey
The file lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phases, tide highs and lows with heights, water temperature around 14 degrees, and surf conditions noted as calm. It serves as a Wednesday weather statistics brief by Long Beach Lifeguards.
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Coast Aid
Oreustics
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Groups Seek Court to Force Full Coal Week
Forty five mine owner groups ask NLRB to obtain a court injunction forcing miners to return to a full five day work week. They accuse John L Lewis of unlawful bargaining and seek Denham to order a new contract, as Truman maintains a hands off stance on the coal dispute.
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National Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
É Coal
NLRB
Lewis
Truman
Denham
White House
St. Louis
Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers’ Association
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Bandit Locked In Talks Way Out In Jewelry Store
A north side Chicago jewelry store robber spent nearly two hours inspecting watches while owner Jeanette Stein waited. The intruder tried to force entry, claiming he would shoot, but fled after grabbing two watches valued at 125 dollars.
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Chicago
Lonter
North Side
Jeanette Stein
Newburyport’s Bad Boy Mayor Returns to Power
Newburyport Massachusetts January 5 WB mayor Andrew J Gillis nicknamed Bossy has returned to office after recent election and issues rapid changes. He refused the Port Theater Sunday license for political reasons and discharged a policeman, claiming sole licensing authority. He appointed Aaron B Woods to the board of registrars but Leon F Oliver’s term extends two years. Gillis history includes jail for elm cutting in 1928 and climbing through a high school window to inspect. neighbors remember cows on city hall lawn over an equipment budget. Two troopers captured suspects near Kirkwood Missouri and at Union Missouri jail pending return. The escape tale mentions twin brothers Clyde and Clarence Wotford not accompanying three Michigan escapees.
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Mass
Seaport
Andrew J
Bossy) Gillis
Newburyport
Gillis
Michael J. Carney
Carney
Polce Force
Aaron B. Woods
Board of Registrars
Leon F. Oliver
Woods
Oliver
C. M. Huston
Kirkwood
Diamonds
St. Louis
Thomas A. Clark
John Edward Miller
Fred Stuhlman
Union
Clyde
Clarence Wotford
Michigan
Missouri troopers retake fugitives after Detroit escape
Three prisoners from Detroit who escaped the Phelps County jail near Rolla Missouri were arrested four hours later near St Louis without a fight, according to state highway patrol.
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Detroit
Mich
Phelps County
St. Louis
Highway Patrol
Youth, 18, Nabbed for Robbing Dad
York Pa January 5 an 18 year old youth was held on charges of attacking and robbing his 71 year old father George Misinger a watchman at a York manufacturing plant The father identified his son William as one of two masked youths who slugged and tied him as he patrolled the plant Tuesday night The other youth Clayton Kraft 17 was detained for action of York County juvenile authorities Kraft admitted taking 65 rents and some keys from the watchman after failing to open the safe
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York
George Misinger
Ralph Shultz
William
Shultz
Clayton Kraft
Kraft
York County
Carrier and cruiser to sail to Gibraltar and Mediterranean
NORFOLK Va Jan 3 AM The aircraft carrier Midway and the cruiser Newport News will leave tomorrow for Gibraltar. The cruiser Roanoke flagship of Rear Adm John H Carson will depart Philadelphia for the Mediterranean. They are among Atlantic Fleet warships to relieve Sixth Fleet units in Mediterranean waters under Vice Adm John J Ballentine.
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Carter Midway
Newport News
Gibraltar
Roanoke
John H. Carson
Cruiser Division 2
Mediterranean
Philadelphia
John J. Ballentine T
Blue Baby Work to Be Rewarded
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 5. Dr. Alfred Blalock, surgeon in chief of Johns Hopkins Hospital and originator of the famous blue baby operation, will receive the Rudolph Matas Award in vascular surgery from Tulane University. The Matas Award is regarded as the world’s highest honor for heart and blood vessel surgery, awarded only when the committee deems a surgeon’s work worthy.
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CBI
Alfred Blalock
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Rudolph Matas
Tulane University
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